The secret in mummy cloths of ancient Egyptians
Rosin, oil, vegetable fat and herbal aromatherapy are important ingredients in the fabric of Egyptian prehistoric mummy cloth.
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Rosin, oil, vegetable fat and herbal aromatherapy are important ingredients in the fabric of Egyptian prehistoric mummy cloth.
A colorful collar draped over an ancient mummy dating back to 2,300 years with mysterious figures symbolizing the immortal soul of mummies in ancient Egyptian beliefs.
The inclusion of many coffins at burial shows not only the upper class, but the Egyptians believe that this will help the deceased to relate to their ancestors.
About 2900 years ago, an Egyptian man died at the age of 20 after suffering from a rare disease almost like cancer and also the cause of diabetes. It was found that the…
Movies about mummies often have two outstanding features, which are unbelievably large and evil curse that makes all treasure hunters tragic. But Hollywood did not inven…
Mummies are often associated with legends in Egypt. However, archaeologists have discovered and excavated many of the mummies that remain intact and contain many unexplo…
Tutankhamun's deadly curse is actually a murder plot made by a fanatic.
A 1,700-year-old Egyptian mummy was discovered to be male, despite using women's clothing. This mummy also revealed death due to brain bleeding.
Researchers found intact mummies of a woman in an unopened casket dating back more than 3,000 years in Luxor city in southern Egypt, Guardian reported yesterday.
Ramesses II is one of the most famous and mighty kings of ancient Egypt. He ruled his kingdom from the 12th century BC for about 66 years.
A rare ancient text from more than 2,000 years ago was accidentally discovered by a female student and from there the identity of the mummy inside the coffin from ancien…
The mummy was created from the head of the Egyptian princess, which was inserted into the upper half of the crocodile in the hope that the child would revive in the next…
When taken to the museum, the artifact is classified as an empty coffin, containing a small amount of rubble inside.
Scientists first obtained DNA from a 4,000-year-old mummy, thereby deciphering the tomb mystery found centuries ago.
The face was distorted, revealing the horrors of the mummy, urging the Egyptians to learn the identity of the dead for many years.